A bus carrying contract farmworkers from Texas to Washington state crashed on a snowy Wyoming road early Wednesday, sending 11 people to a hospital with injuries.

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Forty people were on the bus when it crashed on an Interstate 25 service road south of Wheatland, a town about 170 miles north of Denver, the Wyoming Highway Patrol said in a statement.

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11 contract farmworkers were injured in a crash on a snowy road near Wheatland, Wyoming.

A powerful snowstorm had closed highways throughout eastern and southern Wyoming and made other routes treacherous.

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The coach bus failed to negotiate a curve and drove off the road and overturned, according to the Highway Patrol.

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Emergency crews took the uninjured passengers to a local fire training center and were arranging food and lodging. The 55-year-old driver, a man from Texas, was unhurt.